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Krishna Killing King Kamsa and Balarama Slaying a Wrestler, c1630. Creator: Unknown
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Krishna Killing King Kamsa and Balarama Slaying a Wrestler, c1630. Creator: Unknown
Krishna Killing King Kamsa and Balarama Slaying a Wrestler, c1630
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1630s Attack Attacking Balarama Bleeding Blood Hindu Hinduism Hitting Khrishna Killing Krishna Opaque Watercolor And Gold On Paper Rajasthan South East Asia Southeast Asia Southeast Asian Sportsperson Violence Violent Wrestler Blade Hindoostan Kamsa Watercolour On Paper Young Man
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This stunning 17th century art piece, titled "Krishna Killing King Kamsa and Balarama Slaying a Wrestler," showcases the rich heritage of Hindu art from India. The opaque watercolor and gold on paper depiction captures the intensity and drama of two pivotal moments in Hindu mythology. On the left, Lord Krishna, a central deity in Hinduism, is shown in full length, his muscular form radiating power as he attacks King Kamsa, the monarch who had ordered the killing of Krishna's mother, Devaki. With a blade in hand, Krishna's expression is fierce, his eyes focused on the task at hand. The scene is filled with a sense of urgency, as the king, shown in a pool of bleeding red, clings to Krishna's leg, his face contorted in pain and fear. On the right, Balarama, Krishna's elder brother, is engaged in a wrestling match with a young man. Balarama, also a divine figure, is depicted in a calm and composed state, his golden sword raised high, ready to strike. The wrestler, a young man with a determined expression, attempts to defend himself, but it is clear that Balarama's superior strength and skill will ultimately prevail. This artwork, originating from Rajasthan in northern India, is a testament to the vibrant artistic traditions of South East Asia during the 1630s. The use of rich colors, intricate details, and gold accents adds to the grandeur and magnificence of the piece. The image, now housed in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, continues to captivate audiences with its timeless beauty and the powerful stories it conveys.
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